A poetry reading and Q&A by Gary Whitehead
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Welcome to the Department of English in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
In the Department of English we explore texts through a variety of perspectives and teach students to write effectively in several modes.
This list of English fall course descriptions may help you get started.
| Major/MInor/Program | Requirements | Program Level |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Study of Creative Writing Certificate of Graduate Study | Advanced Study of Creative Writing CGS Requirements | Graduate |
| Advanced Study of Literature Certificate of Graduate Study | Advanced Study of Literature CGS Requirements | Graduate |
| Creative Writing Minor | Creative Writing Minor Requirements | Undergraduate |
| English Bachelor of Arts | English BA Requirements, with Concentrations: Creative Writing, Professional Writing | Undergraduate |
| English Bachelor of Arts-to-Master of Arts | English BA-to-MA Requirements (found within the English MA Requirements, with Concentration: Creative Writing) | Undergraduate to Graduate |
| English Master of Arts with Concentration in Creative Writing | English MA Requirements, with Concentration: Creative Writing (Creative Writing Concentration, enrollment currently suspended) | Graduate |
| Professional Writing Minor | Professional Writing Minor Requirements | Undergraduate |
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